Week's News Record Summary
Davenport reports the death of former Mayor Frederick Heinz in New York. Louisville notes student color bans at a high school. Clinton Oklahoma Territory endures a waterspout and wind killing six. Salem New Jersey features racial attack fears on a 10 year old girl. St Louis details a double self harm after a throat slash. Cordo Alabama lynching of a man accused of insulting two white women. Thebes Illinois bridge disaster kills seven workers. Cape Girardeau Missouri bridge blast injury toll. St Louis notes National Liberty party endorses Roosevelt after nominees decline.
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Davenport
Frederick Heinz
New York
Louiaville
Miptao
Oklahoma City
O. T
Clinton
Oklo
Salem
N. J
Cordo
Ala
Ga Mod
Cape Girardeau
Mississippi River
Thebes
St. Louis
National Liberty Party
Roosevelt
Fairbanks at Sagamore Hill visit marks campaign talks
Senator Charles W. Fairbanks arrives at Sagamore Hill from Indianapolis to a cordial Roosevelt reception. It is the first in-person meeting since Chicago nomination with talks on campaign demands and acceptance speeches. Also notes Diets and other brief items including a clerical death and naval visit orders.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indiana
Sagamore Hill
Indianapolis
Roosevelt
George B. Cortelyou
Fairbanks
Chicago
Mr. Cortelyou
Cornelius N. Buss
New York
Republican National Committee
Lawn properties and town lots for sale in Pittsburg
Offers for sale twelve lawn properties priced from 1000 dollars and thirty town lots from 800 dollars. Agent listed is Sue Assurance Company of Pittsburg.
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Eltace Sue Ansurance Company
Pittsburg
Vision restoration claims by Mahaffey opticians at Clawson House
Ground lenses promise perfect curvature, centering, and two year warranties. Patients across Indiana and Kent, Pennsylvania share testimonials of relief from headaches and blindness after visits to Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mahaffey. May 26 visit noted, with claims of improved sight and ease in reading fine print.
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W. 5. Potts
Indiana
Clawson House
W. EB. Mahaney
Mr. and
Mes
W. S. Mahaffey
J. BR. Baird
East Washington Street
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Fred
Carpenter
Pennsylvania and Mahoning Valley Electric Railway Company
James S. Taylor
New Castle Savings and Trust Company
James A. Carpenter
Farragut
Boston
Washington
Navy Department
Hartford
Whipple
Worden
Truxtun
Hull
Hopking
Grand Army of the Republic
Hadley, Masy
Frederick D. Huntington
Central Diocese of
Kerr
Mike Bust
Glen Campbell
Atilin Skilden Campbell
John A. Keyse Ty Oy
Allagiony
Margaret Hopkh _ Blairsvilte
Charles H. Thattles
I. Bladkivitte Nettle A. Evang
AL Trenton
Vee Valu
Psu
Willan
Ome Metin
Crnter
T. L. Edwards
Henta
Mloorarmers Bank
Phono No
Osi
Pel
Work & Son
Court House
Esday
Stumpf’ S Department Store
D.C. Mack & Son
Patapsco
G. S. Christy & Son
W. M. Cunningham
Philadelphia Street
W. E. Mahaffey
Exclusive Opticians
Pittsburg, Pa
Grace Able
Deckers Point
Rene A Oe
Ed.h. Sutton
J. R. Daugherty
First National Bank
Mary Beck
Geifith
W. Goosey
Argyle Miller
Graceton
Sara A
Honey
Christy
John
Crawford
Clyde Widdowson
Chis. Dodson
Hazel St.Clair
Nellie Cass
John P. Elkin
ED. H. Sutton
Penna
Progress Office
Francis H. Liggett
East End
Rodkey & Oatman
J. B. Younkins
Philadelphia
Seventh Streets
Indiana Roller Mills
Imperial
Goldenrod
Hetrick & Wilson
E. Widdowson & CO
Philadelphia and Ninth Sts
Ira. A. Myers
New American House
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